Effects of Ankle Joint Taping on Postural Balance Control in Stroke Patients
Authors:
- Yang Rae KimYKYang Rae Kim
- Jae Ic KimJKJae Ic Kim
- Yong Youn KimYKYong Youn Kim
- Kwon Young KangKKKwon Young Kang
- Bo Kyoung KimBKBo Kyoung Kim
- Joo Hyun ParkJPJoo Hyun Park
- Ho Jung AnHAHo Jung An
- Kyung Ok MinKMKyung Ok Min
- 31 October 2012
- journal article
- Published by International Academy of Physical Therapy Research in Journal of International Academy of Physical Therapy Research
- Vol. 3 (2) , 446-452
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